Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald
Andrew Smith a Montesano farmer visited Tacoma for business. Mrs Charlotte Rosier left for Tecumseh Oklahoma after visiting her sons. E D Kellerman’s big garage at Pioneer and Fleet streets gains workers. Judge Abel Gose’s sister Mrs A M Breath died in Boulder Colorado. W E Crist welcomed nephew Hugh D Clemenson from Los Angeles for Christmas. County clerk W C Birdwell praised by federal naturalization inspector for rigid exams. M M Wakefield went to Hoquiam. Mrs Birchall traveled to Eugene Oregon to see her grandson. J W Himes and son Frank attended a poultry show in Olympia. Noah Cripe and Ed Lewis left from Queets claims. Senator O’Donnell visited Aberdeen on business. L A Kibbe and wife from Tumwater spent holidays here. O A Heath and wife of Port Townsend arrived for the winter likely to settle here.
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Andrew Smith
Montesano
Tacoma
Charlotte Rosier
Ladley Boys
Tecumseh
Oklahoma
E. D. Kellerman
Pioneer and
Fleet Streets
Abel Gose
Melbourne
A.M. Breath
Boulder
Colo
W. E. Crist
Hugh D. Clemenson
Los Angeles
W. C. Birdwell
United States
Naturalization Inspector
Re. M. M. Wakefield
Hoquiam
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Civic Work
James Wakefield visited his son L. R. Wakefield on Wednesday. Chas Gwin traveled from Clearwater Wednesday to spend a few days with friends. Mrs Julius McKay of Porter suffers a sore hand after eight nails pierced it. Joseph Mauermann went to Pe Ell Friday, leased a dwelling and conducted other business. Town council bought land opposite the west end of Pine street and will extend the street.
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James Wakefield
L. R. Wakefield
Chas. Gwin
Clearwater
Julius McKay
Porter
Joseph Mauermann
Pe Ell
Pine Street
Local holiday greetings and business closures noted
L. N. Nixon visits in Tacoma for the holidays while D. W. Drew of Moclips stocks up in town for Christmas. The Quinsault Canning company in Copalis closes until after Christmas. A son is born to the wife of a resident.
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L. N. Nixon
Tacoma
D. W. Drew
Moclips
Quinsault Canning Company
Copalis
Local residents visit, travel and health updates
George Hay remains at the family residence on Boyd avenue. Fred Davis returns home from Cen tralia after his sister's funeral. Mrs. M. L. Watson departs for Montesano for holidays. C. C. Flowers and daughter and Miss Hathaway from Orosta shopped in the city. Mrs. Clyde Shadburn leaves Hoquiam hospital now out of danger. Mrs. Frank Everett of Chehalis and Mrs. Alfred Reed of South Bend visit their parents. Glen Hoover returns from the University of Seattle to spend holidays with family.
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George Hay
Boyd Avenue
Fred Davis
Centralia
M. L. Watson
Montesano
C. C. Flowers
Miss Hathaway
Orosta
Clyde Shadburn
Hoquiam General Hospital
Frank Everett
Chehalis
Alfred Reed
South Bend
Feeenfeld
Glen Hoover
University At
Seattle
Sherman Hoover
Hibbs Opens Turkish Bath Parlors in Hot Lake Oregon
Mr and Mrs Hibbs of Hot Lake Oregon opened Turkish Bath Parlors for both ladies and gentlemen at the corner of Broadway and Heron street Hours run 1 pm to midnight A millionaire buys land in New England hills for a cottage project cost 200000 extra and a quarter of a million paid for the site Roosevelt weather drop trapdoors in Wall Street cy clone cellars Hyde vows never to return to this country amid local scrutiny.
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New England Hills
Moroccans Aim to Negotiate Foreign Loan
The sultan of Morocco is announced to seek a foreign loan. The note suggests sympathy for many Americans facing similar financial fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Sordid trusts mock by humor and flame atop Cleveland tower
A Cleveland twenty storied skyscraper will be crowned by a Goddess of Liberty with a gas flame that rises to mark each hour. German engineer Heinike unveils a portable wireless transmitter and receiver weighing about 42 pounds. Princess Clementine of Belgium is famed for a vast doll collection. Athens plans a monument to Constantine Palaeologus with an international design competition and five prizes totaling 9,000 francs.
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Cleveland
Heinike
Clementine
Belgium
Leopold
Babylon
Greenland
Peru
India
Athens
Constantine Palaeologus
Mohammed II
Rome
The American Man Seen Through Elinor Glyn’s Eyes
The article critiques Elinor Glyn studying American men calling them hard and uncouth yet powerful. It cites Henry Ward Beecher’s view of the versatile American, noting the modern American’s relentless energy. The piece argues the typical American blends ambition with resilience, too vast to capture in art, like Niagara.
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Elinor Glyn
Henry Ward Beecher
Rest and recreation on modern ocean liners questioned
The article argues sea air and long rest on liners are no longer guaranteed due to on board amusements and activities. It notes theatrical performances and debates adding to fatigue, mentions bean menus and a proposal for golf, while lampooning fashionable travel quirks and current public curiosities.
Another Plot in Cuba Arouses Russian Czar Sympathy
The announcement implies fresh plots in Cuba and frames the issue to stir fellow feeling for the Russian czar, reflecting political rhetoric of the era.
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Cuba
Russia
Navy to Hold Swimming Tests Aligning With Army Horseback Trials
The statement suggests naval adaptation of testing standards by proposing swimming tests to accompany the army’s horseback trials, signaling parity in athletic or endurance evaluations across services. It frames a broader move toward uniform evaluation practices within the armed forces.
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Army
Navy
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Port Townsend
Oakville
Wall Street
Roosevelt
James Hazen Hyde
Equitable Life
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RED Cross Pharmacy
RED Cross
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Brooklyn Eagle
Warwick
The
Hague
Solomon
Poe
Colonel Goethals
Panama
Central
Paris
Clothing Department
Cravenette
Topsy
American Farmer
Indianapolis
Indiana
the Herald
Grays Harbor
Washington
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